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Ayush
Ayush

Reputation: 42450

Filter list of scheduled tasks by taskname

running the cmd command

schtasks /query /fo LIST

Gives me a list of all scheduled tasks running on my system. Example:

HostName:      CHESTNUT105B
TaskName:      Calculator
Next Run Time: 12:00:00, 10/28/2010
Status:        Running

HostName:      CHESTNUT105B
TaskName:      GoogleUpdateTaskMachineCore
Next Run Time: At logon time
Status:

HostName:      CHESTNUT105B
TaskName:      GoogleUpdateTaskMachineCore
Next Run Time: 13:02:00, 10/28/2010
Status:

HostName:      CHESTNUT105B
TaskName:      GoogleUpdateTaskMachineUA
Next Run Time: 17:02:00, 10/27/2010
Status:

How can I filter the list so it only shows me the details of the task 'Calculator' ?

the \tn argument gives me an error Invalid Argument / Option

Upvotes: 12

Views: 42520

Answers (3)

Mister Robato
Mister Robato

Reputation: 176

schtasks /query /fo LIST | findstr "Calculator"

Upvotes: 1

S. Gran
S. Gran

Reputation: 143

Unfortunatly I can not add a comment to ZEE's comment (not enough "reputation").

With the /TN switch you have to use the "path" - containing the folder in the task scheduler. Or you get an error:

"ERROR: The system cannot find the file specified."

For example: 

schtasks /Query /TN \Microsoft\Windows\Backup\Microsoft-Windows-WindowsBackup

(see also Jonathon Kellers Blog: http://www.jonathankeller.com/2012/02/schtasks-query-tn-tasks-over-network.html).

For better output I recommend the switch "/fo list" -> output as a list and verbose "/v": 

schtasks /Query /TN \Microsoft\Windows\Backup\Microsoft-Windows-WindowsBackup /fo list /v

Upvotes: 3

refaim
refaim

Reputation: 1885

Use / instead of \. This works just fine.

schtasks /query /fo LIST /tn Calculator

Upvotes: 12

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